well a french horn isnt "really" a brass but more categorize it like a woodwind, because of his more "soloistic" sound and versatility. Compared to other brass instruments, it can be more close to any woodwind's sound than other and it adds color to the ensemble, so yeah
French horn is brass but it, like all other brass and woodwind instruments, is in the family of wind instruments which means an instrument that uses wind throughout the instrument to make noise. It is in a wind quintet also, not a woodwind quintet, those are different things. If there was a brass instrument in a woodwind quintet then things would be incorrect
@@fredericbeaudoin6850 hi there, i don't wanna get to into a petty youtube argument, just say what i was taught: instruments are classified based on how the sound is produced. The horn player buzzes their lips on the mouthpiece, creating a sound the same way other brass instruments create sound. This is a little looser for woodwinds, especially for the flute, but it at least makes sense for brass.
From what I know, it bridges a range gap between clarinet and bassoon. Woodwind quintets have existed before the saxophone was invented so, horn was the only thing at the time able to fill that gap. It also has a timbre that fits the sound of the ensemble so after the invention of the sax, people just kind of left it as is.
It's an early piece, before he developed his characteristic style. Also, it's originally for piano four-hands, then an orchestral arrangement (not be Debussy, but in a suitable style). Very hard to effectively arrange it for just five winds.
Played with respect and the right feeling for Debussy. Great from the Evohe Quintet.
Très belle interprétation de cette pièce de Debussy ! Ça nous donne envie d'aller en France !
Merci !
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Well done! And a very nice transcription, too. Most enjoyable!
Great music. The oboe player is so good!
Beautifully played! Thank you.
Wonderful!!!
wow this is so beautiful and underrated! the perfect quarantine music :)
This amazing! Everyone played it so beautifully, even the recording is impressive! Thanks for uploading.
Such a beautiful playing from every single player and fantastic ensemble between you! Bravo!
Thank you so much Alena, glad you enjoyed it !
New favourite piece!
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Very nice...thanks.
Where can I find the score for this? Thank you! :D
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You play so good! Congratulations!! I have a wind quintet too and i love this arrangement, is there any chance can you share it whit me?
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Is there anywhe4e i can find free sheet music for my wind quintet
Of this music
You can transcribe it, it's not that difficult.
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à part la flute qui ne sait ce qu est un pianissino l ensemble est satisfaisant
I still wanna know why french horn is a brass instrument in a woodwind quintet
well a french horn isnt "really" a brass but more categorize it like a woodwind, because of his more "soloistic" sound and versatility. Compared to other brass instruments, it can be more close to any woodwind's sound than other and it adds color to the ensemble, so yeah
French horn is brass but it, like all other brass and woodwind instruments, is in the family of wind instruments which means an instrument that uses wind throughout the instrument to make noise. It is in a wind quintet also, not a woodwind quintet, those are different things. If there was a brass instrument in a woodwind quintet then things would be incorrect
@@fredericbeaudoin6850 hi there, i don't wanna get to into a petty youtube argument, just say what i was taught: instruments are classified based on how the sound is produced. The horn player buzzes their lips on the mouthpiece, creating a sound the same way other brass instruments create sound. This is a little looser for woodwinds, especially for the flute, but it at least makes sense for brass.
@@borisbespartochnyy3992 woodwind quintets do contain a french horn
From what I know, it bridges a range gap between clarinet and bassoon. Woodwind quintets have existed before the saxophone was invented so, horn was the only thing at the time able to fill that gap. It also has a timbre that fits the sound of the ensemble so after the invention of the sax, people just kind of left it as is.
Great playing and arrangement! Doesnt sound particularly Debussy-isque tho
Natheniel Becken yeah this is not petite suite. nor is the arrangement even short haha
It's an early piece, before he developed his characteristic style. Also, it's originally for piano four-hands, then an orchestral arrangement (not be Debussy, but in a suitable style). Very hard to effectively arrange it for just five winds.
I don't like Quintets
Da_Red_Wunz - Then why did you watch this?
Pity, they did not care about you. By the way, get a diary for birthday!
perhaps maybe you'll come around, thanks for your honesty
Yawn...so what? I don't like rock.